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Lets play a game - Crack the code

DnetMHZ

Diamond Member
Here is one for all the bored folks to chew on

Ok, I encrypted (poorly) a phrase, lets see who can crack it first

>m\^f ocdn da tjp m`\ggt c\q` ijocdib ]`oo`m oj _j


first one to get it wins....well....nothing. 😉
 
Originally posted by: dnetmhz
Here is one for all the bored folks to chew on

Ok, I encrypted (poorly) a phrase, lets see who can crack it first

>m\^f ocdn da tjp m`\ggt c\q` ijocdib ]`oo`m oj _j


first one to get it wins....well....nothing. 😉

isthay isay 00pidstay 😉
 
Originally posted by: DivideBYZero
It's a substitution cypher, but there is not enough text to do frequency calculations.

I.E., I can't be arsed.

any clue I gave would kinda give it away... but I'll say this.. think ASCII 😉
 
Originally posted by: dnetmhz
Originally posted by: Mutilator
crak this if you...
I'm not going to go any farther... too easy 😛

like I said it was encrypted poorly 😉
What's funny is there's probably a couple people here trying really hard to figure out how to decipher it... one or 2 might even be writing their own program. 😉

 
Originally posted by: Mutilator
Originally posted by: dnetmhz
Originally posted by: Mutilator
crak this if you...
I'm not going to go any farther... too easy 😛

like I said it was encrypted poorly 😉
What's funny is there's probably a couple people here trying really hard to figure out how to decipher it... one or 2 might even be writing their own program. 😉

It took only a few lines of JavaScript to encrypt it in the first place 😉
 
$string = '>m\^f ocdn da tjp m`\ggt c\q` ijocdib ]`oo`m oj _j';
@chars = split //, $string;
foreach $char(@chars){
unless($char eq ' '){print chr(((ord $char)+5))}
else{print $char}
}
print "\n";

It's a lot easier than scanning forward 5 entries in a table for each letter.
 
Originally posted by: notfred
$string = '>m\^f ocdn da tjp m`\ggt c\q` ijocdib ]`oo`m oj _j';
@chars = split //, $string;
foreach $char(@chars){
unless($char eq ' '){print chr(((ord $char)+5))}
else{print $char}
}
print "\n";

It's a lot easier than scanning forward 5 entries in a table for each letter.

sure is
 
Originally posted by: notfred
that was a really lame attempt at cryptography,

Try mine: cr/B9dDPk5xrk

hint: think crypt.h 😉

I think he is busting on my mad cryto skills! 😉
 
Originally posted by: dnetmhz
Originally posted by: notfred
that was a really lame attempt at cryptography,

Try mine: cr/B9dDPk5xrk

hint: think crypt.h 😉

I think he is busting on my mad cryto skills! 😉

Actually, that was the solution to Kyteland's message 🙂
 
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: dnetmhz
Originally posted by: notfred
that was a really lame attempt at cryptography,

Try mine: cr/B9dDPk5xrk

hint: think crypt.h 😉

I think he is busting on my mad cryto skills! 😉

Actually, that was the solution to Kyteland's message 🙂

You broke my super impossible code :Q How did you ever figure it out?!? Can I sue you under the DCMA for hacking me or something? 😉
 
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: dnetmhz
Originally posted by: notfred
that was a really lame attempt at cryptography,

Try mine: cr/B9dDPk5xrk

hint: think crypt.h 😉

I think he is busting on my mad cryto skills! 😉

Actually, that was the solution to Kyteland's message 🙂

I meant HE was busting on me then.. 😉
 
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